New photos have been added from the photocall of Come to Daddy at the Alamo Drafthouse in Los Angeles. You can see pictures of Elijah and Ant Timpson down below.
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Please make sure to login for the new year. Anyone that doesn’t will lose their account. This will help clear out spam registrations since some just register but never login or they have only logged in once since their registration. I’ll be deleting accounts on the second week of the new year. So you have until January 14. Registration is now closed.
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Come to Daddy Trailer
The trailer for Come to Daddy is out. Saban Films will release Timpson’s Come To Daddy in select US theaters + on VOD starting February 7th, 2020 View it below.
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Los Angeles Comic Con
Finally got these for the Los Angeles Comic Con that was in October.
APPEARANCES > OTHER EVENTS > 2019 > 10.12.19 | LOS ANGELES COMIC CON
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Toronto After Dark Film Festival
Toronto After Dark is showing Come to Daddy and it runs October 17-25th It is now completely sold out.
Here’s a new picture from it.
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Apparently recent registers did not come through and went to an old email i don’t use anymore so I manually activated the accounts. But it has changed so hopefully I will receive new registrations that come in now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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Elijah Wood’s SpectreVision Inks First-Look Deal With Legendary Television Studios
Elijah Wood’s genre-driven SpectreVision has signed an exclusive first-look deal with Legendary Television Studios. Under the multi-year pact, the team will develop scripted series content with a focus on distinctive genre concepts from dynamic storytellers. As part of the deal, Claire Bargout joins SpectreVision as Director of Development for scripted series.
The company’s partners, Wood, Daniel Noah, Josh C. Waller and Lisa Whalen are behind such arthouse hits as Mandy, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night and Cooties. Their recent film, Daniel Isn’t Real, premiered at South by Southwest to rave reviews and will be released in late 2019. Their follow-up, Richard Stanley’s H.P. Lovecraft adaptation, Color Out of Space, is currently in post-production.
“SpectreVision has proven itself an exemplary leader in the indie genre space, creating unique entertainment that truly captivates audiences,” said Nick Pepper, President of Legendary Television Studios. “We are thrilled to be partnering with them and look forward to developing future projects together.”
“For a boutique company like ours to expand into television meant finding exactly the right partners, and we couldn’t be happier to have found those partners in Legendary,” said Whalen, CEO of SpectreVision, as well as its parent company, Company X.
“We’ve found kindred spirits in the visionary folks at Legendary, and we’re excited to create vital and ambitious television in the genre space,” said Wood, Creative Director.
Legendary TV Studios’ roster includes Dune: The Sisterhood based on Frank Herbert’s classic novel; the reboot of the classic family adventure series Lost in Spacefor Netflix; the upcoming fantasy noir drama Carnival Row for Amazon; two seasons of Pacific Rim, an original anime series expanding the story of the first two live action movies, for Netflix; and the recently announced Paper Girls, based on Brian K. Vaughan’s best-selling graphic novel, for Amazon.